For him, that had been a notable oration-and a fine display of the trained memory expected among preliterates.

Ulrich would be depending on his trained memory to keep track of everyone introduced to them.

The trained memories of the two historians brought the dream of restoring Vhiliinyar to its original state much closer to realization.

Compared to others like herself, her trained memory was a wonder, and it enhanced her ability to learn.

This is an example of a trained memory that uses the method of loci rather than an eidetic or photographic memory.

He did it with the trained memory of the Observer, reciting the conversations with word-for-word accuracy, re constructing the tone of voice and cast of countenance.

By the fourth, the correspondent was going over a map of the naval base and using his trained memory to indicate just what activity he'd seen where.

A priestly class, "equipped with trained memories," made and administered the laws, their power strengthened because there was no body of written law.

A trained memory was not just a handy tool but also a fundamental facet of any worldly mind.

Yates mentions Apollonius of Tyana and his reputation for memory, as well as the association between trained memory, astrology and divination.